02-24-2019, 10:48 PM
(02-24-2019, 09:19 PM)vimacs 提到: 你列出的几个卡都是USB的卡吧。
ath9k的卡一般用双天线的AR9382和三天线的AR9380,这两个卡都支持5G频段,但是没有802.11ac的支持。
至于wifi hacking需要怎样的卡,我倒不是很了解。
我们社区有一个人是笔记本装了两块ath9k的卡,一块用来上网,一块用来破解。
多谢回复,三天线好像用处不太大AR9380有点贵要60多,准备买30多的那种两天线的AR9382,
刚又搜到了这个 https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxhardware/c...ifi_cards/
If you're looking for a full-size PCIe Mini Card, the XB92 (AR9280, 2x2) or XB112 (AR9380, 3x3) Atheros reference design would be a good bet. Searching for AR5BXB92 or AR5BXB112 on eBay will yield these cards.
If you're looking for a half-size PCIe Mini Card, the HB92 (AR9280, 2x2), HB112 (AR9380, 3x3), HB116 (AR9382, 2x2), or WB222 (AR9462, 2x2+BT) would be good bets. Searching for AR5BHB92, AR5BHB112 / Killer 1103, AR5BHB116 / Killer 1102, or AR5B22 should yield these cards, respectively.
If you want higher power modules for an AP (say, if you have a Turris Omnia or something), MikroTik makes a number of high power wireless modules (R11e series) suited for these tasks. Also, UBNT had a bunch of MPCI modules, but they are considerably less useful now that MPCI SoCs have become more or less obsolete.
For M.2, as this is mostly the era of AC connectivity - all Atheros AC modules will require ath10k, of which there is currently no open firmware. Even the most 'open' AC chipsets - MTK chipsets using mt76 - still require a blob. There are, however, two NGFF / M.2 cards that do use ath9k, the QCNFA335 (QCA9565, 1x1, bgn) and QCNFA222 (AR9462, 2x2, abgn) reference designs, but, of course, M.2 keying and (possibly) the antenna connector might limit what you could use these in.
他提到有种AR9462还带蓝牙的,淘宝搜了下也只要二三十,这个怎么样?